If you don't see yourself leaving T-Mobile or Google any time soon, though, this may be a welcome blast of nostalgia. It's also expensive if you're only looking for the unlimited photo storage - $15 per month (plus any carrier switching costs) is a lot to pay if you didn't need the other benefits. This offering won't be appealing to everyone when you'll have to tie yourself to two services. It includes all the perks of the $10 per month 2TB plan, including VPN access, advanced photo editing and extended trials for services like Stadia and YouTube Premium. Unlimited cloud storage through the Teams Unlimited plan will run you 15 per user per month, which is an incredibly good deal. The plan will be available starting April 26th. You can upload as many shots as you'd like from your phone without cutting into your allotments for Drive and Gmail. G Suite offers 12/month unlimited storage while on the latest tiers as much as 20 a month. Droid Life notes T-Mobile is introducing an exclusive, $15 per month Google One plan that includes both 2TB of shareable space as well as unlimited 'full resolution' photo and video storage. For people who are more attracted towards the latest updates concerning about new features can switch from G suite to Workspace while for other people whose work mostly rely on storage can hang on to their G suites plan.

Do you miss Google Photos' unlimited storage? You now have a chance to get it back, but it will cost you.

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